The steam workshop is where more casual mod users go, I just hope modders don’t pull there files from the nexus to make a few bucks.

Excuse me while I go buy many hard drives and download the entire Skyrim nexus.

Yes, the nexus added a way to donate to mod authors ages ago but worse is that it seems the only way to show appreciation for a modders work is to pay them. Who is going to want to release mods for free now that this has been implemented? It will be seen as leaving money on the table and who wants to do that.

Hmm, if everyone got together and agreed to this I am okay with it but I doubt that is happening and that irks me.

Edit: apparently there is a “pay what you can option” which may include free but I can’t tell on my phone if someone can check that out let me know.

The first mod on the second image “wet and cold” uses a lot of others resources and he is charging $4.99 and steam or whoever take 75% is that modder sharing the income with the people he/she credits?

The dark one left a long blog post about this on the nexus and makes some good points. This is just going to create a lot of problems.

Looks dangerous, I want one.

Since this isn’t limited to cars how about a Mazda rotary in a motorcycle?

Lol, if you didn’t like it I’m not gonna try to convince you but it seemed like some people thought Chappie was going to frame the debate on A.I. since that is the hot topic these days and others thought is was going to be balls to wall action. That still leaves room for people who just didn’t like it.

People had weird expectations for Chappie. Some thought it was going to be a grand piece about A.I. while others thought it was going to be a fun shoot em up, so they were mad or dissapointed because it was something else.

I think that mint looks pretty solid but the adjustments are so far from the operator, maybe he has porter out of frame for that job.

Why not import one, or is that Doug’s territory now?

Yeah logistics is full of commoners that don’t understand the finer points of battle.

As long as it’s DC Edison is fine.

The only way for a gentleman to wage war.

This is a great list, especially since you included Yoshihiro Tatsumi, it has a good mix of styles and genres which is key to helping someone get into anime and manga rather than only recomending only what you like which I do a lot and if someone doesn't have the same taste as you.

I think Paprika is great for someone who likes film, my sister saw Paprika and loved it so she has me look out for other odd things like it.

That and the belief that WiFi hotspots in cars don't rely on cell service and are somehow magic.

I believe this is the ultimate man-machine union